Persian-speaking clinics in Dubai

13 clinics

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FAQ

Common questions about Persian-speaking clinics in Dubai

Here we explain how to find a clinic for a specialty, how clinics, polyclinics and hospitals differ, how licences are checked, what each clinic page shows and how to book.

How do I find a clinic for a specific specialty, such as dental, dermatology or cosmetic care, in Dubai?

Filter the list by specialty and by area of Dubai. Each clinic page lists the specialties that centre offers, so you can pick one that provides the service you need.

What is the difference between a clinic, a polyclinic and a hospital in this list?

The list includes clinics, polyclinics and hospitals. A clinic usually focuses on one specialty or a few related services, a polyclinic brings several specialties under one roof, and a hospital offers wider services, including inpatient care, alongside consultations.

Are the clinics’ licences checked?

Yes. Each centre submits its documents and licence, and the Gooya Dubai team reviews them by hand before publishing; a page whose documents are not accepted does not go live. We do not display licence numbers yet — to confirm one yourself, ask the centre for the number and look it up in the relevant UAE health authority register such as the DHA.

What does each clinic page show, and how do I book an appointment?

A clinic page shows its specialties, its address on the map, contact details and opening hours, and — where the centre has added them — its doctors and user reviews. If the centre has enabled booking you can send an appointment request from the page. Gooya Dubai provides no medical services or advice; the appointment is arranged with the centre itself.

Can I be seen in Persian at these clinics?

This list is built for the Persian-speaking community in the UAE, and many of the listed centres have Persian-speaking staff. To be sure, ask which language the doctor speaks when you contact the centre.